Exploring the Untold Stories of Ancient Cities in India

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Take a tour and visit these ancient cities in India. Get to experience the culture and history of the country firsthand. Devote your time to the Hindu god and experience peace like no other. Witness splendid and beautiful architecture. Eat the local delicacies and shop for tokens from the street stalls. You will not regret visiting these Indian cities.

Varanasi: 


Visit Varanasi to witness the glorious Ganga Aarti. Visit temples here that are known to be 500-1000 years old. You can visit the shops here for the famous sarees of Varanasi, exquisite woodwork, and hand-knotted carpets. Remember to try the Banarasi pan which you will get in almost every shop around the corner. You can even visit Sarnath, which is 10 km from Varanasi, to witness the place where Gautam Buddha first preached.

This city is also known as the city of light of Kashi. It is situated on the west banks of the Ganges. It is one of the oldest cities in India and is said to date back to 3000 years. Today it is one of the bustling and ancient cities in India which showcases Indian culture and history for both national and international tourists. You will always find this city filled with tourists everywhere. The ghats are the most popular places with street food that you can devour.

Madurai: 




Visit this city to witness the ancient Meenakshi temple and its thousand pillars. One of the 108 celestial abodes of Lord Vishnu, Azhagar Temple, is situated in this city. Learn in detail about the Independence struggle at the Gandhi Museum. Hit the stores to buy a tie and dyed cotton Sungudi sarees. Do not forget to taste the lip-smacking Murugan Idli Kadai.


This city is said to be 4000 years old. This city which is known for its architectural brilliance was constructed in the 7th century. You can visit a first-century cavern in the Samanar Hills in this city. 


Ayodhya: 



Visit this
famous city in India that is said to be the setting place of Ramayana.

 This 9000-year-old city is said to be established by the Hindu god Manu. Do not miss out on this trip which is one of the topmost tourist attractions of the country. Visit this city to witness the Hanuman Garhi Temple which has 70 steep steps leading up to it. Visit the place where lord rama performed the Ashwamedha Yagya in the Treta ka Thakur Temple. Visit kanak bhavan which was gifted to Sita by lord Rama’s stepmother. Witness the place of ‘Jal Samadhi’ of Lord Rama, Guptar Ghat.


Ujjain: 


Visit the only temple facing south, Mahakaleshwar, where tantric traditions are practiced. In this city, you will visit a temple situated on the tropic of cancer called Kark Rajeshwar Temple, do not miss out on it. Experience bathing in the holy Shipra River. You can see the banyan tree Siddhavat located on the banks of the Shipra River. Last but not least do not miss out on the famous Indian cuisine daal bati churma.

This city is known as a temple city because of the abundance of temples here. Experience the culture and history of India in the city that is situated on the banks of the Shipra River. If you take an India Tour in the months of winter you can get to experience the world-famous Kumbh Mela.


Patna: 



Visit Golghar in this ancient city of India where the architecture is mesmerizing. The dome of Golghar is very unique because the 29-meter-high dome was built with no pillars. Visit guru Gobind Singh’s birthplace, the Patna Sahib Gurudwara. Experience the ruins of the ancient university of Nalanda. 

This city was also known as Patuliputra during the Maurya reign. Patna is the capital of Bihar, which is located on the southern banks of the Ganges. Take an Indian Holiday Package to this city to experience numerous spiritual locations and revel in peace.

Conclusion

These are the ancient places to visit in India on your India Tour Package. Experience a country that is rich in culture and history like never before with a tour of these ancient cities in India and their lip-smacking delicacies.


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